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KSCO (again)

kwthom said:
Um...fron the article linked in the first post of the thread:



Pony up the cash, and you can continue the effort of losing money on this.

As noted in both this thread and the other lengthy thread on the topic, gonna take quite the effort - and funds - to fish those towers out of the swamp and remediate it if one was to turn in the license and walk away.
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I'm sure the neighbors are going to love having a data center nearby.
 
kwthom said:
Um...fron the article linked in the first post of the thread:



Pony up the cash, and you can continue the effort of losing money on this.

As noted in both this thread and the other lengthy thread on the topic, gonna take quite the effort - and funds - to fish those towers out of the swamp and remediate it if one was to turn in the license and walk away.
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KSCO is a local gem. No need for the snark
 
The last thing we need anywhere is another AI "research" center!

AI "research" is probably the only thing losing more money than radio. The only difference is that the people involved are too deluded to realize it.

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Wobblestein said:
KSCO is a local gem. No need for the snark
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Snark?! Shoot, that was pure, unadulterated optimism.

We could also go with "Unbridled enthusiasm", "Radiant positivity", or "Quixotic idealism"

A gem? Occluded variant?
 


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